BEST BEAD TIPS for STEELHEAD FISHING | BAD ASH OUTDOORS

My steelhead soirée continues on the coast with some excellent fishing opportunity! I share some of my BEST tips to help you make the most of your steelhead fishing trip! Stay warm, and fish on!
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[@BadAshOutdoors]

I would LOVE your feedback on this video, we want to be better!! Also, did you see the fish rip me over those rocks? 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@shawnbowen6833]

It may seem like a lot but one thing I add to my bobber set up is a medium size corkie right above the bobber. So bobber stop, 2 beads like you do, then corkie then bobber, bead and bobber stop below that. The corkie lets me know if anything is tangled up or not sitting right. Sometimes my bobber is straight up and down like its fine but the corkie is sitting off to the side of the top of the bobber and that tells me my line wrapped or twisted during the cast. When everything is fishing right the corkie will sit directly on top of the bobber. Plus if you happen to be combat fishing itll help you distinguish your bobber from everyone else's. Oh and make it a bright corkie that contrasts your bobber color. Orange top bobber, use a chartreuse corkie. chartreuse bobber use a orange corkie. One color is usually easier to see depending on the light or glare so it adds a visual aid in that respect too.

[@lawrenceblue8207]

Absolutely right Bad Ash with the bead colors and the clarity of the color of the water.

[@kwzook]

Excellent video! Love the “how to” tips and demonstrations.

[@nestorlinwood3386]

Good tips on the brighter beads etc, certain rivers they really like beads 😉

[@brianjohnston4207]

If I run a bead I will generally match the inline weight to the float about the only time that I won't do that is running more than one split shot on the leader, with a jig or using Bait weights and I always snell the hooks to add yarn in bigger off colored water.

[@user-ui6wh4nx6e]

Loved your video and learned a lot

[@animallover7072]

Yeah, I’ll definitely be back. I’m subscribed to your channel. 🙂 I just want to see your filleting skills. If you could fillet the fish on camera every time you catch one, that would be great. 😌

[@nicholasrooksby3327]

Love your perspective of nature, Ash!

[@desocratic]

Love your perspective and your reverence for the wilderness, Ash.

[@jeffrendell]

Great video thank you for posting.

[@CatchTropicalFish]

WOW big fish

[@nestorlinwood3386]

Awesome episode!! FISH WHISPERER

[@brianking1138]

Great video! Nice little buck and some good tips for bead fishing.

[@briancharles4859]

I really liked this video. I'm looking forward to setting up this double bead and double bobber stop system. The underwater bead comparison was informative and overall I thought it is a great video. Sorry about that "Rock Ripper" but that's fishing! That buck was a beauty. Thanks Ash

[@jamesrutter7203]

Thanks for the tip on the lower bobber stopper! Along with all the other info… water color, etc. Jim

[@brngrofdeth]

Gotta love being the early bird and getting to your favourite spot. However, you always get assholes that just come in and fish with you there. Then again, the river is nice to wash away the DNA! Lots of love and blessings from Ontario Canada!

[@willdouglas7504]

Awesome breakdown on presentation in dirty water conditions. Hope its been raining enough for you up there to keep your season going! We are begging for some rain in Nor cal and Southern Oregon.

[@HighTideFPV]

Use this technique today and I was the only one to hook into a fish. So A+

[@misterjim4458]

Nice Buck... I never tire admiring those colors...